SXSW EDU Online Content is Coming to YouTube

We're thrilled to announce that content from the SXSW EDU Online event will be rolled out weekly on the SXSW EDU YouTube channel. Mark your calendars for new videos every Wednesday through May 19.

The discussions held at this year's online convening inspired us as we go forward and address some of the most timely topics in education today.

Be sure to subscribe to the SXSW EDU YouTube channel for instant updates and check out the list of Keynote, Featured, and Talk videos being released each week below.

Wednesday, April 28:

Oprah Winfrey & Dr. Bruce Perry in Conversation
Sir Ken Robinson: Looking Back, Looking Forward
How Universities Can Power the Future of Work
Launch Competition
Paramount Story Wranglers: Processing Through Performance
Connecting T(w)eens in Virtual Communities
Empowered Educators: Art & Race Talk
Moms Stand Up: The Rising Voice of the Black Mother
A New Vision for EdTech Accelerators
Can We Design Bias Out of EdTech?
It Gets Better with LGBTQ+ Youth Voices
Black Women in the Academy: A Seat that Serves All
Undocumented & Undeterred: Today’s Dreamer Student
Decolonize Textbooks: Racist & Sexist Curricula
Beyond Blended: Crossing Borders to Transform
Tech & Games to Empower Young Creative Changers
School Lunch, Food Insecurity, & National Security
United States of Trauma
Why Teach Students About Zombies & Superheroes
Outdoor Learning for EVERY School
Getting Back to Work: Upskilling & Retooling
Bias, Bias Everywhere: Toward Fairer Hiring

Wednesday, May 5:

Kimberly Bryant & Reshma Saujani in Conversation
Connected in Class: A Starting Point & Close Up
Cry Havoc Theater Company - Once Upon A Moon
Everyone In!: Bridging Sectors to Tackle COVID-19
Revelations from Our Pandemic Pivots
When Schools Mirror Communities
The STEM Future Is Female 2.0 Leading & Empowering
Learning Science & Remote Learning During COVID-19
From HBCU to PhD: Social Capital & Student Success
Detroit Speaks: Reclaiming the Right to Literacy
Student Speak: The Equity Reality
COVID-19’s Disruption to Education Journalism
Tweens, Teens, & Public Media: The Missing Middle
Students Deserve Privacy Too
Powerful Education Policy: Learning to Leading
Do Pods & Public Schools Have to Be at Odds?
A New Roadmap for K-12 History & Civics Education
DC’s New Partnership to Raise College Graduation
Mission: Impossible? Successes in Online Pre-K
What Educators Can Learn from Athletes
Back to School at Midlife

Wednesday, May 12:

Empathy in Equity: Author & Educator
Creating Curricular Partnerships: Nine Muses Lab
High School for Recording Arts - Creation Meets Vocation
Tackling the Digital Divide
The Future of Learning with Ozy Media & HMH
Personalizing Reading: One Size Doesn’t Fit All
Next Gen EdTech: Exploring Tomorrow’s Classroom
Education Equity: Reengaging Students post COVID
COVID Lessons: A New Era in Education
Beyond Representation: Measures to Ensure Justice
The Rather Prize: Innovative Ideas in TX Ed
What 2021 Holds for Education Policy
Education Policy & Equity in a Pandemic World
Future of Work Starts with Caring for the Future
Standing Out in Today’s College Admissions Process
Generation Unified: Guide to an Inclusive Mindset
Will Robots Displace Workers of Color?
Upskilling for the Future
Multiple Future Paths: Expanding Youth Awareness
Accepting That a Degree Is Not a Panacea

Wednesday, May 19:

Secretary Cardona & Dr. Tinisha Parker in Conversation Moderated by Connie Britton
Educator Leadership for Equity & Justice
Safeguarding Youth Mental Health Behind the Screen
Building a Home-School Connection: Lessons Learned
EduCast: Legacy Tech Is a Bridge to Broadband
Align-Build-Context: The ABCs of Tech Inclusivity
Fostering Antiracist Culture: Start at the Top
Cost to Value: Higher Education’s Next Big Shift?
LGBTQ-Inclusive Curriculum Mandates: A Discussion
A Trauma-Engaged, Culturally Responsive District
More than a Subject: Civics, Teens, & Storytelling
The ‘Kids’ Aren’t Alright: Reinventing Higher Ed
Offline & Left Behind: The Lost Generation
Skills-based Hiring: Paradigm Shift for Educators
Tectonic Mergers: Frictions in Music Education
Zooming in on CS When You’re All Zoom’d Out
From COVID-19 to Social Justice: Meeting the Moment
Mentorship: Pathways to Increase Black Tech Talent
How Skills & LER Are Shattering the Glass Ceiling
Female Leaders Who Are Closing the Opportunity Gap

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By Leslie Kelley

04/26/2021